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How to Code a Test Automation on Youtube | Playwright JS

Watch me code an incredible automation testing robot in JavaScript using Playwright framework and POM design pattern! In this exciting video, I demonstrate how I effortlessly test video search and thumbnail playback. Don't miss out on this epic coding journey, and learn how to automate your testing like a pro! Share this video with your friends and colleagues, and let's revolutionize the world of automation testing together!

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